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One reason for Green Bay Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers passing success in the NFL 2010 Preseason and in 2009, has been his short, efficient release.
Unlike Denver Broncos Rookie Tim Tebow, who's still working to improve his delivery, Rodgers has had six years to work on his. The result is a form that's not unlike Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Terry Bradshaw.
Here's Bradshaw below. Watch his throwing motion. The arm comes up to his shoulders, as the forearm is cocked back to just behind his head. Then his elbow comes forward before his forearm; then his forearm launches forward to release the ball.
Now, watch Aaron Rodgers against The Seattle Seahawks this preseason, and take note of his passing style:
It favorably compares to that of Bradshaw's in form. There's little wasted motion in getting the ball to its receiving target.
The Packers still have a long way to go defensively. They can get into shootouts, but this space questions their ability to come out of them on the winning end.
The preseason matters little.
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